Was Was Attacked by Terrorists, CIA denies the US Want to Master the Middle East

WASHINGTON - Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), John Brennan, felt was was the United States (US) will be attacked by terrorists. CIA boss was accused of terrorist groups to provoke a clash between the West and the Islamic world with claims the US wants to dominate the Middle East.
Brennan denies the charges. "Extremists promote the narrative that the US is trying to 'take over' the countries in the Middle East," he said. "The claim that far from the truth," he said, in an interview on the news program "60 Minutes," CBS, which aired Sunday ,
According to him, the terrorist groups will certainly try to make his way to carry out attacks on US soil.
"I find them to try and put operations, materiel, and whatever they need to do, or inciting people to carry out this attack," said Brennan. "So I believe their efforts are inevitable."
In the interview, John Brennan, also ensures that the group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has been able to make chemical weapons and have used it. Types of chemical weapons that made it is chlorine and mustard gas.
It's unclear how ISIS can acquire the banned weapons. Therefore, the government of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad has insisted that all chemical weapons stockpiles have been destroyed under the disarmament deal.
The CIA director also worried ISIS will export chemical weapons illegally to the West for the sake of financial gain.